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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
Grfrpren.

9aIamaaoo, Rid., 10. Sam. - 9us
9afota pirO gemelOet, ons Der in 5turqis,
Dtid., ruohnbafte 6. .. Sud, beifeu Sobn
Sermaun, iopie eiu Rauu, Ramsns Dauis,
bel rpelhem bic beibsuGrfereu Ioqirtsn, nab.
rsnb zines Saueefurmes um's Gebsu tamsn .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
So5!aGtTIT6e 9nbtaaatton 8e8en
gStSu1drI.

g}em Dort, 10. Sauuar. - llngefd5r
POGO SoUalifieu bielteu heute Abeuo eiue
SUoigultiouss sSarIammIung in Der v&oopera
Union, i" um ibrer gHtriiituH3 9egeu oeu 6itvs
fen Eismard megen 2uH6Nung oe5 0eutdeu
&tjdatugs Qusorud gu oerleibeu uuo gegen
baB lPilttGrs rsSeutenudt All proteiiireH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20

iuy peHjge GeEt5 Fnuigus DeuR man 6igeH 8ehbsa
nag rUegDeTfen rOiI. 2Bduibt man iebod tu Blls
fer, bas prompte uH6 fiheTe 2iR6sruug uH6 6elun8
i1aTt, 70 muB man 0as 8suion'i6e toroeru. BfaH
Delle Rn6utmunsen 8uTls uH6 ie4t bet'm RIuis
isI6it ssHdu nadl, (13, aU2o, DID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20

EbEegeI, BiIbrr, Rabmen, Stataette1,
IibbIa6ert aIler art In eu0l0ier Aasmabi
II ben 6iaigFen grriIen 10 baben To sSiI'
helm gdbarSt's GuuHbanAInng, 9r. S45,
BeRs8 s8aItImgreRrGRe' (24s,u.t.S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20

guf Borfsbsnbes 5esus Hebmenb, bsebre Id mid,
mstne Grcunee, pie oos 23aibiugoHsr Bu6Iitum i'm
Nleemetnen bu btnotrdttgen, oas it1 BITE aaetltttr
far ostt 5euttGen Surreip ntOeuteu" trt EI=
hrtFte 60lumbta er5aiteH babe unS 6cs Frdhsr BON
5rH. Beelsr duser beT a1entur fHI ben .GorreIpous
Rol l6s2Bef, fOrtiabTeu nerSe mo- nou lest an glbs
isrtpttousH, auseigsu u. {. 10. fur oea g orres
Jpoueeuten" entgeaeH geRommeu u1b prompt
btlorgt psresn' 9oaaun u. 9loueE,
C266-) Fssi5tnstSI, D. =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
R4n OaS 9ubIttmut tn gSaT6tnatos,
.. g..

Or. SoBaua y. R6usr, Rr.457, Ssgtrake,
R.sS., 9at oos fTliber DoH msiuem @atten DaoiS
2Bteler betytebene @eihdft tauTii6 errpor6sn, un6
ib eriude ahtlngsool cas- BUblitum, bsmiel6en Die
n6eraie Runol4ait 6ereA metn oeritor6eHer 9atte
m srfreute, aud ttTnsTbin 81 EbelI tr6en An [Gf,n.
@Tsessnf S2arte xSensIer,
Ry. 11B, 1. SIase,
&Safbiuetpu, .. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
aus Ser SmmSesbamptRaet.
Gtseuma6ttasS goraeben eiHsr 9aBHseieU.
SmaSt.


8aIbiugton, .. G., 10. Sauuar.-
5ubtauer. ageHt 5Olparb Bu Guia 9ranoe,
ari3., telegrapbirte benz SHOianersGommii,
far atttus, baB bic y BB0uir' 'Rartcopa 8abus
gelellidaft" begOuueu bat, cine Babu burh
Die @iIa 8iuer (5nOianer 9ieIsruatiou 3u
boueu, obne bOrber bte giuDiqiguug Der Sus
bianer erlaH9t gu babeH. Der @oHgreB bat
cine zSiu angenommen, toeldJe ieuer 9eieQs
i9aft 6as 8egered)t bura Die &etrOltiou
ertbetIt, iebOd MIR inter Der aH50rtfIidea
8eOiugung, onB bic @eneBmigung Der SH.
btaner 5u BEN llHterHebmen erlaugt peroe.
Der 4gent er1Rlht I'M militdrtIte lIEteriitts
sung 3ur Bertreibung Der Sabuarbeiter. Sei.
ne 0epei6e muroe benz Sefretdr oes Suueru
iiberpieien, uub auf beHeu 8efebI ididte tbm
@ommifdr atfin8 beIte 4beuo fOIgenoe De-
Peidle: y0er Setrstdr bat ben BrdfoeHteu
Der 8ahucompagHie an9erpieieu, bic 4rbei.
ten einjufellen, bis bic glHDiligung 6er
SnbiaHer geiIdert pirO. SIN Sale Die Mr.
belt trotbem iOrtgeeet tpiro, 10 bena9ridti.
gen Sie ba5 SHoiaHer Siireau, Iuo oa8
Bunoesmilitdr miro aIs6auu 8eiebI gum
&luIdlretteu eIbQlteuh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20

8as 8efinben oes frauteu &epraieHtanteu
g. 9. Coz bat fd ieit gefern etwaS gebsfert,
Die beutIge Steuereiunabme betrua S154,s =
4SS unO bic 3oQeinuabme 81 ,OS5,747.
CUR Ginl1inns befimmte gtatioual, Baut.
NOtentm 95etrage bon $469 900 Iieieu beute
i'm S6aBanlte etH.
Die 8eerbiquug bss Generals 6ajeu, tes
UerfOrbeueA gbeis beS Si9uuIOienFe8, flub
heute i'm gintiange nit bem bereitS ber6fs
feHtlidteu 8rosramm itatt.
Der Sdatnmts. SefretGr bat eutIdie6eu,
baB natIrlid3 u. 3. OHra feiuen fiHRlidsu
Bro5eB) gefroreue Slide, bic neOer geialleu
nod auf aHOere Beiie prdparirt FHb, 3oufrei
impOrrtit peroeu tGuneu.
Charles 6rouci8 aOoms, PrdFoent Der
Linton Bucifc- Babn," erjdien beute Dor
einem luterausiduB 6e8 6au8s sSuRt}.@
tee uuo Duroe eiuem Iduacreu &erb6r be.
liisIid] Der SerPlidtuugeu ieiuer 8lbu Ger
&egieruHg geqeuiiber Ueruommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
scr 8elomtarff.

Rems9ori, 19. SaHuar. - Tolgeutes
fno bic SdIuBnOtirungsn: 9elb 0fHete 3u
3t-5 uu0 idloB 3u 4 Bro3eut.- Sterling
8e6iel $482t-$4.824 auf 60 Gage uRb
S.. .864-$4.664 auf Sidt. - 8uube5'Oblis
qatioueu DIOR. 100, 44.pro5. 11O1,
4 pro5. 1273.-alteH: 4oauls' grqreB lao,
Gentral Bacifc 40, Gbei.Gbio 8, Grte $50,
Ditto grier p, 2ufesSbore 945, Ms. Geus
traI 67a, 0..8sReru IIO4, Ditto Yrior 1879.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
Sin 0l9aIidlcr GaDif8t.

Nep 9 OFF, 20. Snuunr. - U2ebrere
berporraqenoe 8epobRcr uoH Getu'9 9ort, Die
offers nit oem @epitda Bm. WcUltd1n Uou
Der r@nnnTo 9inie" BEN G3eau treu}ten, bas
ben S2500 fttr 6en &apitdH gejeiduet, unb
meroeH ibm lene Summe morgeu am 8or0
ietHes 8ompter8, Der yumbria, !" iberreihen.
&apitdn DIcglidaH febt lett 27 SabreH in
9ieuiten Der p&uuurO .2inie" uuo bat in ie.
Hsr 3eit bic 8eiie BON bier mad 2i1arpooI
uuo 5uriit 402 gtaI aematt, Obue SaB ieis
uem 6abr3eug elm llufau 3ufteB oOer 6aB
Elm gienidenlebeH Oerloreu giug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
pic etneReunna In elmfterOart.

Der anlerttdniIht 6OnIul In Nmfer6am
meloet, 6aB i'm u1dfeu Suli cine Qeben8nitz
tel=Ausfeuuns in ieuer Staot er6ffuet uuo
bier gleu0te 0OHerH miro. 9iealbe IOu
SdIadt0ieb, 8egetnbllieu, aue SOrten Rabs
| ruu9emittel (prdparirt uuo nidlt prGpartrt ,
Bier, Wiueralnaiier, Sodoppurate &C. nm,
tafsu. Der 8ouIul III Der QuF9t baB bic
ausfeIuug BON ameritanidem Sdmetne.
| fleiid, ShmalJ, g,trOduetem 0bf, giaiss
mebI II. 89l. bel ieHer @elegeubeit BON gro
Sem RnBeH fiir ben ameritaniiaen 5anoel
| Iairt hiirf+a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
g}oh nor Yrbgit IN ant rrbeul q

9Ia4 ber AtbeI ~ gut tu9eu! <3EHH IN
Dir aber ndbrsn6 Der Qrbsit ourd Ir9euo els
ueu 3ufau cine 8erletuug Juge8ogeH bait, 70
aebrdude iofOrt ,SdlUatiOu. Del" ss mIro
Dir ioglei5 GrIei6teruHg UeriAaHeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
I1l. E Doualas S2.5O-Sdah

itr eeFrtH. Btiss Ral5Lg6tr mt BoSsn uon
ausdeD6blrm StoHe unb bsn UoH lubeyin F.rmtH
Guu0uCTtEu S3@SuubeH EbtH5IrtlJ, wtnu Hi3t 10tt-
ls8eH. EBir la6en Bu pgrioUlt4er StttH8uH8 uhS
Bgrgleibuuq uor btm Eautt etn. -
S2zEmuh fur auabeu. DitisIbe Bagohs lple
btT S3=1du6. gorgialu9 urb folio Bsmatl' noo.l@
un6 oils 5tuliHub obHe 8iuhtu. &enntn Ste s slas
Der Obieen Eorteu uitt 6ci 15Tem 2aHoieL oetom@
rren 10 ruqrbgn Etg PEI BoR1Ir,c 5t u T. Douglas
Erodtou, glaii., Die BtittluH9.
SIN Baltimore 8u 11dtG bet
% R6fseuthal, Sl5gii-Stt GtT baltimore uH6
Is u. 9rftoeurth, E2r. 8l3. Rors zEutawRE.;
Wobert5' Dlammutas SmublaDCH. RI 5ljs
g1oJss sGaqfJ2Bt. l5anl3, S951 9JaHts}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
q. 5. Garnes,
&e6uuugsfHBrer BON Seruf uuS Gyperter,
gsr. 126, n.1anettefrafie, gaEnum,s botsI

Su ieoer bstaunten 8raute ber Buhfu5runa aes
gtjerti9t uno 5uiammeupeiteut. 9orVuIhaitss, 8aua
ur6 DarIsheRz8eIsnsbdbe cine Spesialttdt. ges
ratbungen gratis. Bette ReferenBeH. J1an ueHSe
nd lGrtlih ober miiRhib an ihn, (Snn17 j 2n1tsN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
ahnre 3 Rrfta @eInI

aS6Ipb CHS, glr. 73. Roros6aIbertsgtsaSe
ma6t etn 5Gusgesetnnetes BGuT aendbter Caters
fur $3.50 bis SO aui SefeuuH9, 81 bis $6 fhr iers
hae aIbett, uub sarduttTt InT edS Bafsn unb Die
Dnuu5aItatett. (g2GrB27,ISO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
@ereatiaIeit far anoianer

Gtne lntereli1Hte SntlGel0uu9 III bon 6rn.
Wlagnnro, benz 3peiten GontrOIeur 0es
Shatamts, abgegeben poroeu. GS hauSelte
ftd5 babel nm fol9eHoen Sau: SIM Nooenlz
Der 1873 branseu orei gBelBe, Nameu5 So.
3. 8lloer, s. 0teeo uuo 80. Dlron in bic
Bebauiuug 6e8 Sueiauers g8. 9ra1Ion, Der
i'm Snoianers sSerritorium mobnte, uuo 3waTz
gen 0euieIben Ourd) @raulamfsiteH aIler 2rt,
iOfpie oHrd bic 9rohnH5, feline Satin 81
ermoroeu, tbHeH ben Srt aHju9ebeu, no ct
Die Sunme oOH $32 900 Oerbor9en bate.
8ie 9Gnber mur6eH uerfolgt uHO elmer Der.
elben, 28iloer, toUroe etHgefaageu. 9teeo
IL lpdter, tuie e5 beiBt, BON SIuoesbeauteu,
bic t9n tpegen BoaotabfablS Uerbaitau Uous
ten unb oeHen er gBi0erftauo leiitete, get00=
tet poroeu, nabreno Diron's 4ufentbalt ME-
mails ermittelt mur0e. g8lIoer mur6e /. 3.
1874 Der 3beiInabme an ber 8eraubuug oes
Subianer9 @'rapion iduloig befuuoen unO 3u
elHer 8elos, iOpte elHidbriger 9eiiuaul8=
ftrafe, nerurtbeiIt. @ra1iOH reidte ibOH I'M
Sabre 1875 cine 6orOeruug oui Griab be5
tbn geraubten GetrageS Der RegieruHg ELL.
Die Gn9eIegeHbeit Duroe benz @ou9reB 1iberz
DteIen, bod DarOe bieie &0rperIAait barber
uiemals idIiiifg. Die 6ednung nuroe 10,
banU aberm0ls ben Reduung8beamte OeS
Sdatamte8 uuterbreitet, bod 0erpeigarte
Der 2. Quottor eie Seiablung oeriel5eA uuo
atuGr auf ben 8run0 Tin, oa5 er teiu 9iedt
babe, bic 6mberuu9 5u bepiGigen. 0r.
Diapuor6, oem Die 6eAuung Dor einigeu
MOuaten in bic 5dube fam, hat nun eat,
idieben, oaB sr pObl beredtigt ei, iiber bic
Gittiqteit Der 6OrOeruuQ lu eutdeiben; 0a8
GeleB bonn 80. SunI 1884, meldes in Die
reUiSirteu 5tat;t sssas--c uI9euommeu mnroe,
ermGdtigt ibH oaju austrGdIi4. pr. Rap'
rnrb srtIart ferucr, oaB ebeuIo gut. mie
UeiBe fir &eylufe, peld)e ibusn Our9 Su=
OiGper 5ugefiigt pur0eu, 81 elmer Gatidd0i'
gung Seiteu8 Der &e9ieruH9 beredtgt ftnO,
SHoiaHer fiir 9I1ubsreieu, bic uon Bei5eu
oeriibt mugoen, idaoIo8 geBalteu rperoen ioa.
ten. gr miiIie ieiue SernuuOeruug barber
ausipre6su, baB bic 9iidtigieit Der 1Orliegeus
ben TorOeruu9 iiberbaupt ange3p3iielt murs
be; meun bic SertrGge &C., Sic 3mlid)su Der
0legierung uHb ben Snbianeru abgeihlofieu
pur0en, nldt eiugt5alteu nerOeu, 10 biirie
man tiber SnOtaner aIifdnOe unb Nus
dreituugen tsiH Sti9rei erbebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
q. 8. 8era,

gltaIieb Der 8GIttmorer Boubsb8ris felt 50
uHA
8edIeIsRGfler lett 1853,
e'srEi aue NIT btsIeu Srau6eu Ser5unbens GeI4GTlC
(SaG1@,1S) tn SfE. o. @sEEaaRtKa6G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20

2oubou, 20. San.-Die fraH30fte 9te'
aieruug fauft groBa Guantitdten Sdmefels
dtber BON OeutineH FabrilauteH. ShweieIs
dt5er if inter Der bauptdh!iheH 8efanos
tBeite oeS ueueH SprengROfs UlaIiutt, uHh
bic iran50Ndeu gGboratorieu f6uueu nidJt
9enrg baron berfeueu, nm ben 8efeuuu3eu
oeS Srlegsmluiilerlums @euitge All leiaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20

Gine elOseHe ees sreubtiasu Gsrrsabaais5.
2Sablmanifefe Der oeridisOsueu Barteieu.
SentiaIaaO's gerbauOIunseu nit Dem 9atts
fan. - WueebIat 0eatiAe 8pioue tn
5grantrsidl. Die buIsartIae 8raae. -
GnaLifae nno trtIae anaeIeaenbetten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
9iG's Bartiarbc

Caus,noocaa tDirt,us} 10 ot, o,fs. Rur SO gsutsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20

wi Agm
Die aroBs 8abirags nab bisitm Stlu4 mar 3sHda
aeU5e 8GTanue icney SuDeu1ifgiet; nm ba5 Bu6Ua
tIm nod uebr BuiJ.gbeH 81 t2lens 515sn MIR iolHc
EtCbeHgIuuaeu u0TgeHommtu, bcB 15gI uuertu ans
iDruh, Ben bGiteu s3zghub ia Der K3eIt 9sysus
iteleu, tgIn SueIieJ mt5r 0bUalteH tanu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
pie SettatotwaGfet.
Gta GomptomiB In 9n0tatapoIts

SWet teiuItatIoie abfttmmuaatn tn Oet
Geitst0sH semsiuIaaftIi@eR SiBuaa, -
gRebr tuuhuItuarti6e SseHeR tn oer Resps
5erieB'er SeIeBeebuRs. - ,gBoOoPuIp"s
&iuer erbaIt Otn 9auipaB. - RepraIen,
tsHt Stseo6 oss fommsuoe seuator bon
eIp:gotE.-9atpes tn 97aHaauTeits er.
tuabIt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20

Baria, 10. Sauuar. - Der Sreit 3rui1
id)eu 6em brihiteu uu6 Dem frauj0Fideu
0qsuteu 5u 3ougarita i'm Somali Sebiet,
EfafFita, If bejgeIegt, inoem bic Q9eHJeH
ourd ibre re'petuOgn 8egierun9eu augeUies
len purocu, ijd gleid3eitig suriid3u3Jebsu.
8etaunuid bi6te ieOer ber bei0eu 4gentau
ieiue flagge gu 0Ougarita auf uuo bsaUa
iprudte, 0aB oas @eblet inter oem Saug3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20

2OubOu, 20. Sauuar. - Der Bring bon
@ales bat nIs GroBmeifer Der eHgliiden
6r,imaHrer bic grIaubuiB 5ur SJouu8 elmer
eu9liI6 2Oge in Guglauo erz
tbgllt, I'M ben bier uObueHoen GmeritaHern
Gle 4nnebm!idteiten Oes OrOen8 81 ftern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20

8urts, 19. Sauuar. - Sine Depeide
aus 2pou meIoet, OaB 3uei beutide Spione
beute in ieuer Staot Uerbaitet muroeu. Die
Ielbeu batteu aHgebli9 0eriudt, etHeu frans
50fideH Solonten gu beite6eu, nm in 8aite
eine8 Der ueueu 9lepstirgepebre Ill geIau9eu,
nit msIasm Die irau30fiae 5ufautrie au3ges
riiftet merbeu iou.
JSpdter.) - Die in gpoE aIs beutide
Spione uerbaItete UGuner gebeu bic ytameu
9uoena3 5noueu CD aus Yeubou uno Sarl
gGOliB an. Der 2ebtere siebt it4 fir S9o-
mems 8e6ieuteu aus. Sin oritter gtauIr
melher ebeufau8 ais SpiOu Oer0ddtjgt mar
eutfam. aue Drei mareu i'm o6oteI Unit
Ders" ejnquartirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-01-20
3w6If WeriOuen cgtrunFen.

Qou6ou, 20. Snuuor.-8ie BON &arOifi
mad GipiHnal betimnte Barte ,,&ateriua'
Qiug beute i'm &aHnl BON 8rjfOI uuter. y
BeTiuueu ertrduteU
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-22
More Light on Tobacco.

Tobacco IL native OF central Amer
lea particularly the Island OF Tobago
and the Province OF Tobasco in Mexico
whence it was first exported TO Europe
in 1856 and has subsequently in that
country become quite an extensive pro-
duct. 1t is also plant that can be cul-
tivated anywhere ia the United States
from Maine, our most Eastern, to
Florida the extreme southern State,
yet men of prominence and whose IN
telectual resource is OF the greatest re-
pute claim the agricultural necessities
to be a suitableness OF soil and climatic
influence, and in said localities for men
to be prosperous must grow tobacco
regardless of the immense accumula-
tons that follow and the great deterora-
ton in value.
The oyerproduction OF the crop is
now the great peril to which we have
subjected ourselves and relief from
this source is the great desideratum, and
how to accomplish it is matter OF no
little concern to the much deluded pro-
ducer OF this superhuous weed.
Strength of argument, gigantic power
of thought, deep, powerful conclusive
reasoning, the spontaneous gushIngs, or
the imprisoned burstings OF deep feel
ing and intense emotion, are the requi-
site to demonstration of plan to ex-
tricate us from this contamination into
which we have so universally plunged,
and therefore my feeble pen can be of no
avail in this NIL important question. Yet
in exercise OF that liberty over ruling
mankind, am curious to know what
can be done to insure q price for our
tobacco that will yield profit on the
cost of producing.
If supply (Which should be the rnline
cause) has brought tobacco to its pres.
entilow price, there is but one thing tc
do and that is to curtail the crop which
is moral impossibility, because OF the
various degrees of wealth and advan.
tage in farming, also the eagerness with
which every farmer grasps at that
Almighty dollar. Now il some nice
gentleman win indicates plan that viii
give general satisfaction to both dealer
and producer will give him chew Of
my best.
JACK OF CLUBS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-22
Interstate Commerce.

Knowing that many of our readers
have not had an opportunity to read the
bill which last week passed the Senate by
a vote OF IS to IS, we condense the sub
stance as follows: .
First. That all charges shall be
reasonable and just.
Second. That there shall be no dis
elimination between persons or firms,
either directly or indirectly, by special
rate, rebate. drawback, or any other
device, but that all shall be treated
equally and alike for like and contem-
poraneous service.
Third That no undue or unre9son-
able preference or advantage shall be
given to any particular person, firm,
company, corporation or locality.
Fourth. That no greater compensa-
ton shall be chrged for the short than
for the long haul, where both are made
under substantially similar conditions
and circumstances over the same line
and in the same direction, provided
that in special cases, upon application
to the commissioners. they may upon
investigation relax the. rule; and pro-
vided further, that nothing contained in
the bill shall be construed to authorize
the charge of as much for the short IS
the long haul.
Fifth. 1t declares unlawful any COM
bination, contract, or. agreement be-
tween railroad corporations for the pool
ing of freights of different and Compel
| ing roads, or to divide between them
the earnings OF such roads, provides
penalties, and declares each day of the
violation Of the law separate otiense.
Sixth. It requires all schedules OF
rates plainly printed, and posted at all
depots and stations for public inspec-
ton. 1t iorbids any advance IN rates as
published except upon ten days notice
duly published. Reduction OF rates
may be made without notice.
These are the leading salient points
of the bill, the remainder of it being
mainly administrative in its character
and devoted to the methods'of cnforc-
ing the provisions named.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-22
Good.

Good performances, good houses and
good satisfaction has been the unvary-
ing condition at the Opera House this
week where the Basye-Davis Ideal com
pany are appearing in well selected
repertoire of standard dramas and
comedies. On the opening night when
A Celebrated Case was presented our
people were at once convinced that the
Company was first class and liberal
patronage has been the result, Miss
Annie Burton the stellar attraction in
this bright galaxy OF thespians is a
most charming actress and portrays
with great vigor and earnestness the
trying emotional roles for which she is
cast. Mr.. Burton, the comedian, by
power of his quaint humor leaped at
once INFO popular favor with our
theatre goers and each succeeding per-
Torrance goes to prove that their APP
probation was not misplaced. Mr., d.
T. Fox, the leading man, has also es-
tablished himself as a great favorite
here. He is Il thorough, painstakine
actor and fully merits the demonstra-
tions of approval which the audiences
bestow upon him. In fact the entire
company is one OF unusual strength
even down to the weakest member
In point OF equipment no company Ina.
visited GAINESVILLE for years that car
compare with the Ideals. Their ward
robe, scenery, properties and mechani.
cal effects are features that contribute
not little TO the general excellence o
their performances. Saturday night
octoroon e'willr be the bill and al
Il has been a. long time since
this thrilling melo drama wa.
seen here we bespeak for them :
crowded house. This afternoon
At the ladies matinee East Lynne vii
be giyen.ss =
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-22

"ONCE upon Il time" sothe good
little story books say, "the COW jumped
over the moon," but it takes mighty
active cow.to jump over the GAINESVILLE
Electric light as one tried to do near
Caldwell's stable Monday night. Forty
boys gathered onthe sidewalk and
cheered her as she made convulsive
efforts to Jump over her shadow. She
had evidently never seen Dyke Under
the Gas Light"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-22

ELSEWHERE in this issue we present
large advertisement OF H. H. Warner
C Co., setting forth the fact that up to
December 9th, 1886, they had sold
the enormous amount OF 6,5S7 ,395
bottles Of "Warner's Sde Cure" in
North America alone, to say nothing OF
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These figures seem almost incredible,
but coming as they do from house SO
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its success has depended altogether
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Liver, Blood and Urinary trouble, and
especially for Female Complaints, its
equal was never known, and for this
reason it deserves sH the praise which II
receives.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-01-22


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